and most of all let got take his. >> reporter: police haven't arrested anyone in connection with the shooting but have taken several into custody. moments after word spread family and supporters released balloons in his honor. his mother has his foot print on her arm as she begged the community to cull together. >> i wish we could end this violence. i don't want anybody else to go through this. >> reporter: are you looking at pictures of little hiram. woe have turned two in a few weeks. instead of preparing for his birthday they are preparing for his funeral. police would like to you call them if you know anything about this incident. live in oakland. paul chambers. >> tonight the mayor of oakland is pitching a new plan to keep the warriors and the a's from moving. we are live from oakland and this all comes at the same time

san francisco's mayor is trying to get the warriors back to the city. >> reporter: oakland's mayor said she sent a letter to mlb commissioner reminding him the city has two viable sites for the a's to have a new ballpark. part of the fight to make sure the team stays here in oakland. instead of playing ball near concrete walls and parking lots city leaders see hotels, shops, even condos. one proposal would transform this area no a sports and entertainment complex. >> a potential convention and entertainment shopping and perhaps even housing, regional place to go. >> reporter: similar to the complex around the staple center in los angeles, a second possible site would be near jack london square. some say they already have plenty of corporate support. >> we generated about a half million dollars of deposits for

luxury suites. >> reporter: the a's aren't shy about wanting to leave. a spokesman said our primary focus is on a new ballpark in san jose. sanious is part of the giant's territory. in order for the a's to leave they would have to recommend the move and vote among team owners. those give many fans reason to hope the team will stay. they say losing the a's would be devastating. >> it's a message that the city isn't worth it, that we are not good enough to keep the teams and that's of course false. >> reporter: leaders say they are confident they can have a new ballpark by 2016 but both projects -- proposals are still in the early stages. six developers just submitted their plans and as for the proposed -- ballpark on jack london square that environmental impact report still needs to be completed.

live in oakland. >> as for the raiders, oakland lead leaders say they want changes to the cole coliseum. >> raiders is one of a few city that have old old, stadiums. >> reporter: some of them have a separate football and baseball stadium. leaders say they would pay for it with private financing and no money would come from the general fund. on facebook we asked what do you think of the mayor's effort to keep a's in oakland? one posted what they need to worry about is the violence in oakland. nico wrote keep them in oaklandt. gives the youth something to do. you would like to share your

thoughts go to the facebook page. >> with their lease expiring in six years the warriors may look for a new home. team managementment wednesday management met wednesday who have the rights to develop an area in the city. we will bring us more on that at 5:30. >> tonight the occupy movement is preparing to shut down all west coast ports on monday. we have been gathering new information. >> reporter: its quiet at the port of oakland. probably not on monday. they are gearing up for a showdown. you have the port of oakland sending an open letter, you have occupy taking to twitter, both of them trying to drum up public support for a blockade of ports up and down the west

coast. if occupy oakland has its way history is about to repeat itself. >> occupy san diego, la, oakland. >> reporter: and the list goes on. on monday the movement is planning blockades up and down the west coast like this one where thousands closed the port of oakland on november 2nd. >> the only time that working people in this country receive any kind of concession is when we do something that costs the bosses money. >> reporter: the planned strikes from alaska to san diego doesn't have the sanctioned support of the longs shore man though some plan to picket. >> they will probably shut down. the storm is coming. >> reporter: some truckers shaking their heads. >> i don't know if they are out there for party or if -- if they are serious. >> i think its taking money from us, hurting our families, i think they need to go up higher, starting over here, shutting down the ports won't

do any good. >> reporter: he said he will loose $300 on monday, financial activity at the port of oakland totals $8.5 million a day. >> we don't see how a shut down of the port will help in any way on any issues. it'll probably hurt the working people that they are trying to help. >> reporter: the port took out a an add-on sunday opposing the blockade. now there isn't support among unions. the teachers union and oakland voted to support a blockade while the aflcio decided not to. reporting live. >> though authorities have cleared the protesters out of the plaza one protester has found a way to cooperate his vigil. he is up in a tree above the plaza. he has been there since yesterday. police haven't made any effort to remove him. 1234 sacramento a tree sitting protester was arrested this morning. steven carter climbed in to a

tree wednesday night and refused to come down. early this morning carter left the tree saying he didn't feel good. temperatures were near freezing. he was arrested on trespassing. >> apparently not thinking -- protesters stormed the set of the program law and order. they were upset the show was preparing to film an episode with an occupy theme. they made their way on to the mock camp. police decided the show didn't have the proper permits and ordered it dismantled. >> here, police say they have all three men suspected of a shooting in a wal-mart parking lot on black friday in custody. investigators say tony phillips, detwan watson are

under arrest. an 18-year-old turned himselfn. he is a suspected get away driver. they are accused attempted robbery, murder and robber yes. the victim was release from the hospital and is recovering at home. >> lab tech accused of stealing cocaine from the police drug lab appeared in court today. a judge set bail for her at $25,000. she was indicted december 1st or allegedly getting illegal drugs through fraud. she pled not guilty. her next court appearance will be february 3rd. a vigil was held tonight at virginia tech where the school is mourning the loss of one of its officering officers in a shooting. 22-year-old ross ashley is identified as the shooter. after shooting the officer he took his own life. investigators say he was a part time student at radford. he was wanted for allegedly stealing an suv at gun point just a day earlier. >> as far as motive that's

also -- it's very much the fundamental part of the investigation, determining what -- and for what reason the man walk the -- approached the officer and took his life. >> today a school spokesman said the alert system put in place after the 2007 gun rampage that left 33 dead worked well. >> a showdown brewing on capitol hill, one that could keep lawmakers in wash over christmas. . the president is calling for the congress to extend the payroll tax cuts. republicans introduced a bill to pay for it by freezing federal salaries and raising medicare premiums for high wage earners. democrats call it a nonstarter. >> christmas is coming, the goose is getting fat, we are so put money into the pockets of the american people, the payroll tax cuts, unemployment benefits extended and we can't go home unless we do.

>> reporter: the bill -- the republican bill would give the white house a deadline to approve a proposed oil pipeline from canada to texas. house minority leader believes the bill will be vetoed. >> a house vote is expected next week but the majority leader said it won't get anywhere in the senate. the white house said the plan puts the burden on working families and said it gives a free pass to big wealthy corporations by protecting loopholes. >> republican leaders in congress are still playing politics, at expense of middle class families. their proposal breaks the agreement on spending cuts we reached a few months ago and makes harmful cuts to education. >> the white house president secretary said republican leaders must work with the rest of congress in cutting taxes for the middle class. >> stocks rallied on news

european leaders reached an agreement on what to do about the eurozone debt. they liked news from roiters that china is creating a fund to invest in europe and the united states. in all the dow finished up 186 points. the nasdaq ended up by 50. >> police put out an amber alert for a missing endangered teen. now police are investigating whether it was all just a hoax. >> plenty of sun across the bay area today but temperatures dropping off rapidly. coming up the area dropping in to the lower 30s overnight and when we could track a few showers for the weekend. [ screaming ] [ zapping ]

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move to a better neighborhood. she conspiracied to create thence of being beaten, robbed raped. she is free on bail. if convicted she and her friend face up to three years in prison. >> a missing 17-year-old girl who was the subject of a amber alert has been found alive this afternoon. we are live with the sudden turn this case took. >> reporter: police passed out this photograph of the teen hours ago hoping it would bring her home safe and sound. they did bring her home but now police aren't sure if any crime took place at all. if it didn't happen, she may be in trouble. law enforcement, even the fbi and marshalls surrounded a home hoping to find more information about a missing 17 -year-old.

>> being there was reported she was reportedly the victim of a kidnapping and being held against her will, this case was given the highest priority and resource was dedicated full time. >> reporter: the girl's family got a voicemail and text messages saying she was being held hostage. when police arrived to this home on a tip they found her parents van parked in front, she was fine. at this point police don't know why a girl who sound like christina left scary messages. >> she was found and appears to be in good physical condition. she is currently being interviewed. >> reporter: her dad said that he didn't know what happened or why it happened but he is relieved. >> because my daughter okay. >> we have to take them serious. that's why we spend so many resources to this investigation. >> reporter: two people were

detained for questioning but there have been no arrests. if it turns out all to be a hoax the teen could face charges. >> federal health officials have announced a deadly break of lysteria is over. the cdc put the death toll at 30 people and the number of confirmed illnesses at 146 people in 28 states. the outbreak started in july and was trace to colorado. the fruit was recalled in september. the cdc waited to declare an end because symptoms can take up to two months to appear. >> the opening of the crab season may be delayed. the state department of fish and game hasn't made a final decision but the season reportedly won't start until january 15th. the delay is due to test of crab showing a poor crab to meat size ratio. >> the air quality management district has declared tomorrow

a spare the air day making a 4th in a row. we are giving you a live look at -- it means a ban on using fireplaces and wood stoves. the ban doesn't apply if those are your only sources of heat. air quality management district said all of last winter we only had four spare the air day. >> tomorrow could be the last day because sunday something is brewing out there. >> hi. yeah, two weeks of dry weather across the bay area and things could change as we head in to the weekend. over -- across today, across the bay area today we had plenty of clear skies, you can see clear skies on the tracker, no rain out there, as we switch over to satellite a few high clouds to the south and just off shore and it'll track some of the high cloud from the south and west as we do head into saturday morning and and for the rest of the day on saturday for the afternoon hours. as far as current numbers it's cold out there, already dropping back down in to the

lower 50s, toward fairfield at 52, santa rosa 55 and san jose the mid50s around 55. san francisco and oakland both in the lower 50s. the satellite and radar, all the clear skies, some patchy fog early their morning up in parts of the authority bayh round santa rosa. a repeat for tomorrow. satellite loop showing the high clouds from the south and west. they will be a factor into saturday morning. once again its been subfreezing for the past several morning and we could have a few neighborhoods in the 20s. santa rosa 30 and san francisco right around 42 degrees. start out saturday, patchy frost out there, especially those area around the freezing mark and some patchy fog, once again up into the north bay valleys, want to bundle up for tomorrow because we have a lunar eclipse. the shadow on the moon landscape tomorrow. tomorrow -- here say look at

the high -- we look at this for tomorrow morning. it starts at 4:45 and then as we head into the 6:00 area the total eclipse starts. few high cloud from the south and the west so it won't be completely clear but just you don't mind the early wake up call and the chilly temperatures out there once again areas back down to the 20s, 30s and 40s. could be nice view, especially if we have those breaks in the clouds and that could be the case as we head into saturday morning. there is the weather system developing off shore. ly break down the time of the updated forecast model, could produce a few sunday showers. >> private company on board to mange the first commercial cargo run to the international space station. they will try to fly on february 7th. the company was the first private business to launch a c aps uln to orbit and return if. if successful it'll go to the space station with a load of supplies. >> ford recalling tens of

thousands of cars. and a warning out of san francisco, what police want you to know if you plan to shop in the city this weekend.

. a helicopter was called in today to rescue a man injured while hang gliding in solano. it happened around 2:00 this afternoon just north of

venecia. the man broke an arm and leg. there is no word on his condition at this hour or what may have cause that accident. >> with the holiday shopping sea soundway many are out looking for that special gift. police warn there are others out there looking for illegal opportunities. san francisco police are urging shoppers to be alert. they say during the holidays and especially during the tough times there are more desperate people looking to get away with quick cash. >> during shopping season criminals are looking for opportunities and tend to take the opportunity to go after people they know are shopping have a lot of shopping bags or valuables. > aware of my surroundings. >> reporter: police say they are taking a number of measures to enhance safety. they include increased foot patrols, plains clothes officers and horse mounted officers and they have lots of

advice for shoppers. >> be aware of your surroundings, report any suspicious activity to police, we want to make sure that everybody has a welcome and warm feeling. >> and people should lock their item as s in a trunk and then go back to the store and don't get caught alone. they say shop with a family member or friend, especially after dark. >> ford has issued a voluntary recall of more than 128,000 cars, they say the bolts on the wheels of certain fusions could fracture caution the causing the wheels to fall off. ford dealers are urged to bring them in. >> just in time for the weekend plans food and wine magazine has released its list of the top 50 bars in the

world. six san francisco bars and restaurants made the list. a few include the baretta and the com stock saloon and the slanted door. >> san francisco makes a bold bid to bring home the golden state warriors. >> gingrich has a big lead. why are some in his own party saying he shouldn't be the one to go up against the president? 8x q

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the team once played in san francisco in the 60s and now the mayor wants them to come back. david stevenson live in the city with the new developments. >> reporter: san francisco wants to bring them across the bay bridge and back to the city with an arena that could be built next door to the giants at&t park. as the warriors warmed up in their oakland gym the president said it may be time to take the team elsewhere after their lease at oracle expires at the end of the 2016 season. >> the expectation is that we will have to have a new playing facility. we are currently playing in the oldest arena in the nba built in 1966. >> reporter: they met wednesday with the mayor of san francisco and the giants about the team's teaming up to build a new arena just south of at&t park. the giants have rights to develop an arena in the area.

>> one of the thing its that's so wonderful about having the giants as a potential partner is they -- privately financed the park and the warriors understand that the city is not in a position to contribute. >> reporter: san francisco officials see bringing them back to it their home as a huge economic boone. >> it's also concerts, live performance, venues, college basketball. >> this is one of my top priorities. . >> reporter: the mayor today touted a plan aimed to unit the a's, raiders and warriors in one complex com. >> they have been pretty excited but you have to look at all options. i'm convinced that the idea will be the most exciting option for all of the teams. >> reporter: what happens next, city officials say the giants

and the warriors will start brain storming plans and proposal its for a newa ryana before making a public presentation in a few months. reporting live in san francisco,. >> the nation's hamburger chain today took down it's latest advertising sign. it showed a burger with an i- patch and used the tag line raid a nation. turns out the nfl and the raiders filed a lawsuit over the add saying they violated the team's trademark raiders nation and that the add suggested the team and burger company had a marketing relationship which they don't. >> the attorney for jerry sandusky spoke out telling about how he and his wife are feeling. >> they are angry, confused, distraught, depressed, they don't know why these kid's have made those accusations. they say they didn't happen. >> reporter: sandusky was released and is wearing a

monitoring bracelet. a hearing set for next week at which time a judge will determine if there is enough evidence to hold him for a trial on 52 counts of molestation. >> it'll be a challenge to convince 12 people that he didn't do any of this. that's the goal and we will work to try to do that. >> reporter: he has denied all allegations against him. state corrections officers are planning to convert a women's prison to hold male inmates to try to help over crowding. the plan calls for 3200 inmates at the valley state prison for women to be relocated or released. it'll then be used to hold men. it would help the state comply with a court order to reduce over crowding. >> there is new evidence, gingrich has gotten his solid lead in the race for the nomination but not all

republicans happy and it could reveal a split in the party. gingrich shaking more hands and it's clear why so many are competing for the former speaker's attention. a new poll shows gingrich with a significant lead over everybody else among republican voters including a 13 point edge or romney. > talk about -- talk about this pro-- [inaudible]. >> reporter: that's the same focus mitt romney tried to maintain when he was the front runner. romney's latest add takes a more aggressive tone painting gingrich as out of touch with his party for criticizing paul ryan's plan for a balanced budget. other candidates aren't pulling punches either. >> terms of -- [inaudible]. >> that's -- used to be the speaker? i have -- to expose him for what he did. >> reporter: it under scores a

real concern that many have with him. he may shine in debate but is seen as unpredictable, even erratic who can't beat obama. >> republicans that i have spoken to are absolutely terrified and some of them made jokes about how the democrats will win 49 states. this is a real, real problem. >> reporter: a problem for some but not for gingrich who seems to be enjoying the ride which will continue with another debate in iowa this weekend. ktvu channel 2news. >> don add trump said is he considering canceling his debate because only two said they would come. he had planned to moderate a debate in iowa but said he is looking in to scrubbing it since only gingrich and santorum freed to take part. he said it was amazing bachmann is one of the no shows. >> flight attendants on

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. the city council is calling for an end to the high speed rail project. they made a vote yesterday saying say dramatic difference between the plan today and the plan voter as proved in 2008. they say the biggest difference is that the plan is now to expensive. earlier this week a field poll revealed two thirds of voters would like to vote again on the project and 59% say they would vote against it. >> it appears spirit airline social s is trying to use the sentence give tone the illinois governor. they have offering a slammer sale featuring 14-dollar one way far section. it shows an illinois license plate. the add says you don't have to live in the big house for these fares and hurry you don't want to get convicted for missing this seat selling sale. american airlines flight attendants want alec baldwin on the no fly list and they want

his show 30 rock taken off the inflight entertainment system. this after he was thrown off after reportedly getting angry when he was asked to stop using his phone. the union said it'll drop the demands if bald kin never flies on american again and apologizes. >> drug regulators decided the benefits out weigh the rick of a birth control patch. a fda panel voted 19-5 toen course the drug. that in spite of evidence that the patch carries a higher risk of causing dangerous blood clots than birth control pills. they say it should be available for women who have problem was a pill. >> a panel of experts said what you put in your body creates a greater risk of beat cancer than what's aroundt. women have a greater risk from fatty foods, alcohol,

cigarettes, and hormone replacement drugs than from chemical exposure. you may have had a bite or two doing your baking but tonight the cdc says don't eat raw cookie dough whether you make it or buy it from the store. this after a study of a e-coli outbreak traced to raw cookie dough. researchers think the flour could be the problem because e- coli has been found in it in the past. >> with each day a piece of the hanger one at moffet field is gone. google has a plan to save it. >> we have been locked in the dry watt forenearly two weeks but things about to change. the one direction temperatures will be heading this weekend and the one part of the weekend we could track a few showers.

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airport on a special holiday flight. it's for children who lost a parent in the military. it's a charter air craft heading to dallas for a weekend of rodeos and rides. one has ridden the plane before and was excited to be on the way. >> like -- five hundred santas there. apr to get the deal the license

plate programs provide funds for recreation. >> last week's winds in southern california damaged two of that area's botanical gardens, they lost 300 trees and another 800 will have to be pruned. the huntington library said hot seat. the state auditor said it investigated how the division of the state architect did the field act which is a law. as of december 2010 some 16,000 projects statewide remained uncertified. the audit said the division has failed to provide effective oversight of school construction processes. >> looks like we will have to

shake the cobwebs off the rain boots because this weekend we will see a change. >> b forecast models converges toward one solution and that does include a few raindrops with the clear sykes overnight temperatures will drop off rapidly. in fact a look at some of the current numbers -- as we move around the bay oakland, concord, livermore 52 to 56 and toward the south bay toward san jose, currently in the mid50s. this was the scene today, bit 6 haze throughout the bay area, temperatures topped out, nice warm up, most areas b areas in 60s. ñoxz&cíyra"!ímñ

fog. sykes partly sunny, again you can count on the cold night. the coolest location around napa and fairfield. lots of 30s and around san francisco, temperatures back down to around 40 degrees. afternoon highs cooler than today. most areas cooling off about three to six degrees from today's highs and that will translate to quite a few 50s. mainly the mid, possibly the upper 50s. here is that weather system into sunday and it's basically heading down to the bsouth. it'll be skirting the bay area. the cooling trend will continue " the updated forecast, it'll be dry but still a few scattered dry clouds and partly cloudy tomorrow. into sunday, sunday morning at 7:00 we bring in the chance of a few spotty showers and some light shower activity, maybe a few moderate celling in to the

area by the afternoon. two and four. this could change but that's the latest right now with the updated forecast. for tomorrow morning at 7:00 partly cloudy, some patchy fog scattered high clouds by three and the readings in the mid50s. z(í7mn"4p aí mid50s. here is the look ahead. the extended forecast with the weekend always in value the rain cloud into sunday to reflect the shower chances, partly sunny on tuesday, then a slight chance of a shower on wednesday. if you are making outside plans, saturday will be the winner. we could congress dodge the rain on sunday. >> hundreds ofself styled santas set to fan out b san francisco in a all day bar

crawl. hats a national event that they will hit the bars in new york, los angeles, washington dc and philadelphia. >> a 12-year-old boy managed to collect hundreds of coats for the one warm coat drive we here helped kick off the day after thanksgiving. carson said it was easy, he went door to door to hand out flyers asking them to leave coats. neighbors and friends were happy to help. he has collected 600 coats. >> best part bis probably seeing the people that right

>> tony hawk is giving the city a 10,000-dollar park to build a new state work and improves others. it'll be at the corner of mission. construction will start in the spring and today in the city they are celebrating the donation with skateboarding performances. >> it's just 12 hours, incredible sight.

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. nature will put on a show tomorrow morning, just as it did as you can see these pictures last june but to see it you will have to get up really early. an eclipse will start at 4:45. the earth bthe sun's light on the moon at 6:05 and it'll all be over at 6:57. open for viewing at 4:00 a.m. check out the video from hawaii. red red hot lava. its been moving down the incline. it's flowing straight down into an abandoned neighborhood. iran tv aired video of what it claims is a united states drone that crashed there last week. a military official said it was looking for insurgents in

afghanistan and wasn't told to spy on iran. the bis iran could get important surveillance information from. ñnv:od-mf' ú hope for federal funding. the congressional cemetery is the final resting place of scores of famous people but paying for up keep is a problem. >> we aren't in the situation that some are in where they don't know where the money will come next week. that's not the situation. there is always a need and there is always a more acute need in a down economy. >> reporter: the graves and toms include those bof hoov er. some markers unreadable while others have fallen. äc+k1?cn"-cñ!

by the time you get to the end have you to start painting the beginning. if we fix a stone a minute there will be another to fix and that's a constant responsibility. >> the cemetery dates back to the early 1800's and is still taking burials. they are considering asking congress for additional grant money to help pay some of their bills. >> coming up in just 90 seconds they knew where to go and got out before the police showed up. the video we got bfrom inside the best buy where two thieves got away with hundreds of i- pads. , the tv's over there!

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as lived they were already gone. new, jade hernandez with the video from inside the store that shows they apparently knew where to go. >> reporter: you can see from video they walked in to the best buy last night focused. >> they were efficient, got in, got the stuff, knew where they were going, what they wanted. >> reporter: they didn't waste a second. from the moment detectives say they pride open the security roll up door using a floor jack. with ba minute they were gone. >> looked well preformed, they were kxéé8sé u2z[rle filled with two to three hundred i-pads. they struck just before midnight. not . >> it's shocking. holiday season. you aren't supposed to be stealing stuff. >> i can't believe people. everybody is having a hard time with the economy and